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Zur organisationalen Verfertigung von Behinderung: über den kollektiven Umgang mit Differenz anhand neuerer organisationstheoretischer Sprachangebote

On the organizational production of disability
[journal article]

Wetzel, Ralf

Abstract

'Die pädagogischen und soziologischen Debatten um die Beschäftigung von Menschen mit Behinderung klammert seit langem ein Problem aus: das der Organisation. Was Behinderung in Organisationen auslöst, welche Coping-Muster dieser besondere Kommunikationszusammenhang im Umgang damit ausbildet, wird nic... view more

'Die pädagogischen und soziologischen Debatten um die Beschäftigung von Menschen mit Behinderung klammert seit langem ein Problem aus: das der Organisation. Was Behinderung in Organisationen auslöst, welche Coping-Muster dieser besondere Kommunikationszusammenhang im Umgang damit ausbildet, wird nicht thematisiert. Diesem Problem soll hier anhand jüngerer Organisationstheorie nachgegangen werden. Die Arbeiten von Karl Weick und Niklas Luhmann dienen als Ausgangspunkte eines kommunikationstheoretischen Problemaufrisses. Dabei wird Behinderung als ungewöhnliches, strapaziöses Ereignis gekennzeichnet, das von der Organisation ausagiert, 'enacted' werden muss, um kommunikativ anschlussfähig zu werden. Welche Probleme und Konsequenzen dieser Sinnstiftungsprozess mit sich führt, wird exemplarisch aufgezeigt.' (Autorenreferat)... view less


'The pedagogical and sociological discussions about occupational integration of people with disabilities both continuously ignore one problem: The organizations that deal with such disabilities. It is fairly unknown and has attracted little attention, which processes disabilities start in organizati... view more

'The pedagogical and sociological discussions about occupational integration of people with disabilities both continuously ignore one problem: The organizations that deal with such disabilities. It is fairly unknown and has attracted little attention, which processes disabilities start in organizations, and which coping patterns and further consequences are produced within the specific communicational context that such organizations provide. This article explores this blind spot by applying the theories of organization by Karl Weick and Niklas Luhmann. Their work is used as a starting point for an examination of the problem in terms of communication theory. From this perspective disability is an unusual, demanding event for organizations, which has to be realised, 'enacted' and to be made meaningful by the organization in order to be integrated into its communicative context. The problems occurring during this process of installing meaning are discussed.' (author's abstract)|... view less

Keywords
social construction; stigmatization; construct; sense; system theory; disability; organization theory

Classification
Organizational Sociology
Social Problems

Method
theory application

Document language
German

Publication Year
2002

Page/Pages
p. 185-209

Journal
Soziale Probleme, 13 (2002) 2

Status
Published Version; peer reviewed

Licence
Deposit Licence - No Redistribution, No Modifications


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